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My Career Journey offers interactive maps to explore Ontario's college and university programs, job profiles for in-demand careers, and a questionnaire to personalize educational pathways. This portal will empower students and job seekers to make informed decisions as they navigate a rapidly changing economy.
Trades/Apprenticeship Information and Support
Support Ontario Youth (SOY): https://www.supportontarioyouth.ca/how-to-get-started/
Skilled Trades Ontario: https://www.skilledtradesontario.ca/
Apprentice Search: https://www.apprenticesearch.com/
ConnectHER Information vs O (003).pdfCareer Information
Employment Information
Employment Information
Employment Counsellors
Employment Counsellors
In the dropdown under Individual Appointments select “Request and Appointment”
Ontario Government Employment Resources
Ontario Government Employment Resources
Get help in person at 4275 King Street East, suite 200, Kitchener
Get help in person at 4275 King Street East, suite 200, Kitchener
Training and Support
Training and Support
Who is it for: Visible minority pre-citizen newcomers between the ages of 16-65
Investment: 8 weeks, 15-25 hrs/week Monday - Friday, child care subsidy and bus pass provided when needed
IN HER SHOES: YOUTH & YOUTH EXPRESS!
Who is it for: Ages of 15-30 who are experiencing barriers to securing employment
Investment: 11-18 weeks, 30-40 hrs/week Monday - Friday, earn minimum wage to learn! Child care subsidy and bus pass provided
IN HER SHOES: UPLIFT - RESKILLING IN SPECIALIZED TECHNOLOGY
Who is it for: Job seekers who are ready to upgrade their technology skills to secure immediate employment in roles which require specialized technological expertise between the ages of 16-65. Comprehension of computer software, statistics and excel is required.
Investment: 2-3 semesters, 15-30 hrs/wk dependent on individual needs
Cambridge Career Connections.pdf
Employment Tips
Employment Tips
BEFORE YOU INTERVIEW, DO SOME HOMEWORK!
· Research the company!
· Review your work experiences.
· Be ready to support your accomplishments with specific information.
· Have your information and facts ready! Knowing this information in advance allows you to ask intelligent questions during the interview.
· Think of specific experience, awards and other accomplishments of which you are most proud. This will allow you to respond with confidence and without long pauses
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
· The night before your interview, begin practicing.
· Think about what questions the interviewer will ask, such as “What would you do if you were in this situation?” and “What are your strengths and weaknesses?”
· If you have prepared answers, you will not be as nervous during the interview.
WHEN GOING IN FOR AN INTERVIEW, MAKE SURE TO……
· Make sure to shower and shave to look professional
· Dress up in dress pants, button up shirt or golf t-shirt
· Arrive on time – about 10 minutes early is best!
· Bring along an extra resume
· Bring “References” Sheet
· Politely speak to anyone that you come across before the interview (receptionist, other staff members)
· Calmly answer questions – think about your answers
· Thank the Interviewer for their time
· BE YOURSELF!
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